Mail art is a movement in which small scale art works are sent through the postal service.
Participation in International Mail Art Projects
Mixed Media on Used Coffee Filters
2021
Used Coffee Filter
Ausstellungsraum Gallery – Germany.
Mixed Media on Brown Watercolour Paper
21 X 30 cm each
2021
I See I See… You Can Not See | I Spy with My Little Eye
KunstSalon Kasteel Daelenbroeck – Netherlands.
Water Vs Rock.
Mixed Media on Watercolour Paper
21 X 30 cm
2020
Human & Stone
Geological Museum After Hovhannes Karapetyan Igsnas IGS NAS – Armenia.Disillusion.
Mixed Media on Watercolour Paper
21 X 30 cm
2020
Dementia
Germany.Retrospective.
Mixed Media on Brown Paper
21 X 30 cm
2020
Infinite Thoughts
Classic Gallery – Nepal.Oceans in a Can.
Mixed Media on Watercolour Paper
30 X 21 cm
2020
Aqua Peace
Singapore.Mother Art 1977.
Mixed Media on Watercolour Paper
21 X 30 cm
2019
Mother
KunstSalon Kasteel Daelenbroeck – – Netherlands.
Mail art began in the 1960s when artists sent postcards inscribed with poems or drawings through the post rather than exhibiting or selling them through conventional commercial channels.
Its origins can be found in Marcel Duchamp and Kurt Schwitters and the Italian futurists. But it was the New York artist Ray Johnson who, in the mid 1950s, posted small collages, prints of abstract drawings and poems to art world notables giving rise to what eventually became known as the New York Correspondence School.
Source : TATE UK